Angela Caldwell, an Opportunity Culture® expanded-impact kindergarten teacher in Guilford County, North Carolina, and her teaching assistant, Lora Terry, speak with Public Impact® about their teaching partnership and the impact they see small-group tutoring making on student learning growth. Listen as they share their tips for creating a successful partnership!
Teacher-Assistant Partnership Helps Students Grow
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Left to right: Grace Braezeale and Angela Bass of Mississippi First; Sanford Johnson and Sharon Buckhanan of Teach Plus Mississippi. In recent months, both Mississippi First and Teach Plus Mississippi have issued reports advocating for bold legislative action that...
Deputy Superintendent Michael Cormack (bottom right) joins Bryan Hassel and Sharon Kebschull Barrett. At Jackson Public Schools in Mississippi, Deputy Superintendent Michael Cormack brought big changes to student outcomes—no surprise after his leadership of the...
Superintendent Anthony Jackson (bottom left) joins Sharon Kebschull Barrett and Bryan Hassel Chatham County Superintendent Anthony Jackson, named as the 2020 North Carolina Superintendent of the Year while serving as superintendent of Vance County Schools, says...